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Can someone please tell me how I would add the postcount=$post[postcount] to this line of code to be able to pull out the postcount?
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Quote:<input type="checkbox" name="quotes[$post[postid]]"> Show Your Support
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from what i can see it's not possible
you can try it with an hidden code: Code:
<input type="hidden" name="postcount[$post[postid]]" value="$post[postcount]"> |
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I think we are close. It comes up with this for the postcount.
Post #Array I am using $postcount in the quote_reply. |
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change $postcount into $postcount[$postid] in quotereply
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Ok, that worked, but now it messes up my quote button (the one like Erwin has on here). What do I need to change that to? And the hidden code can go right above the quote box in the postbit, right?
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the hidden thing right
![]() change the quotebutton from &postcount=.... into &postcount[$post[postid]]=.. i'm not sure but i think it ca work. |
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You are still the Master! It works like clockwork now. Thank you very much.
I'm going to study what we just did here and see if I can understand it any better than I do right now. My head was spinning on this one. Thanks again, my friend.
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![]() you're welcome
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